WINNIPEG JETS NOTES:

Scene Setter
The Winnipeg Jets continue a three-game, Central Division road trip on Friday when they visit the Dallas Stars for the second and final time this season. The Jets started the road trip with a 6-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild on Wednesday. Winnipeg finishes the trip in Chicago against the Blackhawks on Sunday before returning to Canada Life Centre to begin a three-game homestand on Tuesday against the Colorado Avalanche.

Last Game
Minnesota Wild 6
Winnipeg Jets 1
Jets Scorers: Connor (6)
Wild Scorers: Shaw (3), Addison (1), Foligno (2, 3), Kaprizov (11), Boldy (7)
Jets Goaltender: Connor Hellebuyck (33 sv, 6 ga)
Wild Goaltender: Filip Gustavsson (28 sv, 1 ga)
Jets PP: 0-for-2
Jets PK: 3-for-5
Recap: The Jets opened the road trip with a 6-1 defeat at the hands of the Minnesota Wild on Wednesday night. Kyle Connor scored in the second period for Winnipeg’s lone goal. Mikey Eyssimont had an assist for a point in consecutive games and led the team with four hits. Dylan Samberg blocked a team best four shots in his first NHL game in his home state.

Games Played Leader
Blake Wheeler is poised to become the franchise leader in games played on Friday in Dallas… He’s played 843 games for the franchise, which is
tied with Bryan Little for the most in franchise history… Wheeler has played 413 of the 843 games at Canada Life Centre, which is the most by
any NHL player in league history… Wheeler and Little are the only two players in franchise history to play in 800 games for the franchise.

Busy Time of Year
The Jets play their final seven games on their November calendar in a span of 13 days… After having no games on Nov. 30-Dec. 1, Winnipeg plays 16 games in 30 days from Dec. 2-31… The stretch includes three back-to-backs… The Jets only consecutive games off in December are from Dec. 24-26 for the Christmas break.

On the Brightside
The Jets are 25-for-28 (89.3%) on the penalty kill in their past 11 games… Wednesday’s game in Minnesota was the second time this season the Jets allowed two power play goals in a game this season… Winnipeg is fifth in the NHL this season with a penalty kill clicking at 83.0%… The last time the Jets had a penalty kill better than 82% was in 2013-14 when they finished the season at 83.2%… The franchise record for penalty kill percentage in a season is 85.2%, which occurred in Atlanta during the 2003-04 season… Adam Lowry is one of five NHL players with at least two shorthanded goals this season, while Dylan DeMelo is one of four players with a pair of shorthanded assists.

On the Road
The Jets are .500 on the road this season at 4-4-1… Winnipeg hasn’t lost consecutive games in regulation on the road this season… Defencemen Josh Morrissey (8A) and Neal Pionk (4G, 4A) lead the Jets in scoring on the road with eight points, while Mark Scheifele has a team leading five goals… Winnipeg’s first 15 road games are against Western Conference teams… The Jets were 16-17-8 on the road last season.

Friday Night Lights
The Jets are 2-0-0 on Fridays this season, having outscored their opponents 7-3 in the two games… Winnipeg is also 4-for-4 on the penalty kill
on Fridays… Last season the Jets were 4-7-4 on Fridays.

Central Rivals
Winnipeg is in the midst of playing four consecutive games against Central Division opponents… The Jets are 5-2-0 against their Central Division counterparts this season, with both losses coming on the road… Ten of Winnipeg’s first 21 games this season are against Central Division teams… Winnipeg went 14-6-6 against their Central Division rivals last season and have a winning record against the Central in each of the past five seasons in which the Jets have been in the Central Division… Josh Morrissey leads the Jets in scoring against their divisional foes this season with eight points (1G, 7A) in seven games.

Helle-lean Form
Despite Wednesday’s result, goaltender Connor Hellebuyck is 6-3-1 in his past 10 starts while having a 2.19 goals-against average, .933 save percentage and two shutouts… The stretch started with a 25-save shutout against the St. Louis Blues on Oct. 24… On the season, Hellebuyck is fourth in the NHL with a .928 save percentage.

Team Leader
Josh Morrissey is tied for sixth in the NHL among defencemen with 19 points (3G, 16A) in 18 games, which also leads the Jets in scoring… Morrissey’s 16 assists rank tied for fifth among NHL defencemen… He has an assist in 13 of his 18 games, including three games with two assists… He hasn’t gone consecutive games without a point this season… Monday’s game against Carolina was Morrissey’s first multi-goal game of his career and fifth multi-point game of the season, which is one shy of his career high (2018-19 and 2021-22)… Morrissey is on pace for 73 assists and 87 points this season, while his career high for assists is 26, which he did 65 games during the 2019-20 season… He had a career best 12 goals and 37 points in 79 games last season… Morrissey is on pace to become the first defenceman to lead the team in scoring in franchise history… The franchise record for points by a defenceman in a season is 56, which Dustin Byfuglien did in 2013-14… Byfuglien (4 times), Toby Enstrom (twice), and Jacob Trouba (once) are the only defencemen in franchise history to post 50 points or more in a season.

Hot November
After having four points (1G, 3A) in nine games in October, last season’s leading scorer Kyle Connor has 12 points (5G, 7A) in nine games in
November so far to lead the team… Connor has four of his six goals this season in his past four games… Four of his nine games in November
have been multi-point outings.

Multi-Point Efforts
Monday’s win against Carolina was the fourth time this season the Jets have had three players register two or more points in the same game… Josh Morrissey leads the team with five multi-point outings, while Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor each have four… Connor leads the team with a pair of three-point games, while Pierre-Luc Dubois and Mason Appleton each have one.

The Rookie
Cole Perfetti is tied for eighth in NHL rookie scoring with nine points (3G, 6A) in 17 games… He’s also fourth among NHL rookie forwards with an average of 15:13 ice time per game… Perfetti could become the fifth rookie in franchise history to post 50 points in a season, previously done by Dany Heatley (67 – 2001-02), Patrik Laine (64 – 2016-17), Kyle Connor (57 – 2017-18), and Ilya Kovalchuk (51 – 2001-02).

Next Five Games
Date Opp TV Radio
Nov. 25 At DAL TSN CJOB/Power 97
Nov. 27 At CHI TSN CJOB/Power 97
Nov. 29 COL TSN CJOB/Power 97
Dec. 2 CBJ TSN CJOB/Power 97
Dec. 4 ANA TSN CJOB/Power 97

Recent Five Games
Date Opp SC Res Streak
Nov. 13 At SEA 3-2 OTW 1W
Nov. 17 ANA 3-2 W 2W
Nov. 19 PIT 3-0 L 1L
Nov. 21 CAR 4-3 OTW 1W
Nov. 23 At MIN 6-1 L 1L

Broadcast Information
TV: TSN
Play-By-Play: Dan Robertson
Analyst: Kevin Sawyer
Radio: 680 CJOB/Power 97
Play-By-Play: Paul Edmonds
Analyst: Jamie Thomas
Host: Kelly Moore

Brenden Dillon leads the Jets with 49 hits in 18 games this season… He’s on pace for 223 hits this season, which would best the career high 212 hits he had last season… Saku Mäenalanen’s 45 hits in 18 games matches the 45 hits he had in 34 games with the Carolina Hurricanes in 2018-19, which is his only other NHL season.

On The Power Play
The Jets are 11-for-59 (18.6%) on the power play through the first 18 games of the season, but have gone three consecutive games without a power play marker for the second time this season… The Jets have scored seven of their 11 power play goals in their past nine games, going 7-for-29 (24.1%) … Kyle Connor (1G, 5A) and Pierre-Luc Dubois (3G, 3A) lead the Jets with six points on the power play this season.

Home Comforts
The Jets are 7-2-0 at Canada Life Centre to start the season and have won 11 of their past 13 home games dating back to last season… The 16 goals Winnipeg has allowed on home ice this season is the second fewest in the NHL… The Jets are outscoring their opponents 3.1-1.8 at home this season… Pierre-Luc Dubois (5G, 6A) and Kyle Connor (5G, 6A) lead the Jets in scoring at home with 11 points, while Josh Morrissey (3G, 7A) has 10 points… Connor Hellebuyck has been stellar on home ice this season, going 6-2-0 with a 1.37 goals-against average and .952 save percentage… Winnipeg is 236-151-36 all-time at Canada Life Centre and have posted a .500 record or better at home in six consecutive seasons.

Extra Time
The Jets are 5-1 in overtime this season… Winnipeg’s six OT games are tied for the most in the NHL this season and the Jets are the only team with five wins in overtime… Four of Winnipeg’s five OT winners have come in the first two minutes of the extra session… Mark Scheifele holds the franchise record with 12 OT winning goals… The five wins matches the five overtime wins Winnipeg had last season in 12 games decided in OT… During the past three seasons, Winnipeg is 16-8 in games decided in overtime.

Goal-Games
Winnipeg’s past three wins have come by one goal… The Jets have five victories by at least two goals, while four of Winnipeg’s six regulation losses this season have come by three goals… Half of Winnipeg’s 18 games this season have been decided by three goals or more, with the Jets going 4-5… Winnipeg finished last season 12-5-11 in one-goal games… Meanwhile, the Jets were 10-12 in games decided by two goals and 17-15 in games decided by three goals or more.

Zeros
Winnipeg was shut out for the first time this season on Saturday against Pittsburgh… The Jets have registered two shutouts this season, which is tied for second in the NHL…Both of Winnipeg’s shutouts have been by 4-0 scores (Oct. 24 vs. STL and Nov. 5 vs. CHI)… The Jets had five shutouts last season, which is two shy of the franchise record… The Jets beat the Seattle Kraken on Dec. 9 and Detroit Red Wings on Jan. 13 by a 3-0 score, while they shut out Minnesota 2-0 on Jan. 8, Vegas 4-0 on Mar. 22, and Philadelphia 4-0 on Apr. 27.

Comebackers
The Jets have come from behind in six of their 11 wins this season… Four of the comebacks have been from one goal, while two were from two goals… The Jets also have a pair of third period comebacks this season.

Jets vs. DAL Notes
Season Series
Friday’s game is the third and final meeting between the Jets and Stars this season… Winnipeg lost the first game in Dallas on Oct. 17 4-1 before beating Dallas 5-1 at Canada Life Centre on Nov. 8… Kyle Connor has four assists in the two games, while Mark Scheifele has three goals.

Recent History
The Jets ended a four-game losing streak to the Stars with their 5-1 win on Nov. 8… Five of the past seven meetings between Winnipeg and Dallas have gone to overtime or a shootout… Two of Winnipeg’s past three wins against the Stars have come by four goals.

In Dallas
The Jets are winless in their past seven trips to Dallas, going 0-4-3… Five of the seven losses have come by two goals or less… Prior to the
current winless skid, the Jets were 7-3-1 in the first 11 games in Dallas after relocation in 2011.

Player Notes
Sam Gagner has played 47 games in his career against Dallas, which is tied for 16th among active NHL players… Mark Scheifele had 25 (13G, 12A) of his 40 career points against Dallas as part of a 12-game point streak from Feb. 2/16-Mar. 18/18. It’s tied for the eight-longest point streak a player has ever had against the Stars franchise… Scheifele (21G, 21A) is eighth and Blake Wheeler (10G, 31A) is 10th among active NHL players with 42 and 41 career points against Dallas, respectively… Kyle Connor is also better than a point per game against the Stars during his career with 21 points (9G, 21A) in 20 games.

DALLAS STARS NOTES:

LAST DALLAS STARS GAME
Nov. 23, 2022 – STARS 6 vs. BLACKHAWKS 4
The Stars capped off one of the wildest comebacks in recent years with five unanswered goals in the third period to defeat the Chicago Blackhawks 6-4 at American Airlines Center on Wednesday night. In front of a sellout crowd of 18,532, the Stars erased a three-goal deficit with under 10 minutes remaining in regulation on goals from captain Jamie Benn (1-1—2) and forwards Mason Marchment (1-0—1), Ty Dellandrea (1-0—1) and the eventual game winner from Radek Faksa (1-0—1) to give the club its 12th victory of the season (12-5-3, 27 points) and a four-point cushion atop the Central Division. Forward Jason Robertson (2-0—2) pushed his point streak to 13 consecutive games (14-10—24), placing him in a tie for the longest streak in Dallas Stars history (1993-present) and the third longest in franchise history (1967-present). His second goal on the night put the game on ice in the closing seconds of the third period to give the Stars a 6-4 lead. In all, 12 players recorded at least one point in the win, including a multi-assist performance (0-2—2) from defenseman Jani Hakanpaa, whose point shot deflected off Dellandrea’s stick to even the score, 4-4, just 14 seconds after Marchment’s tally. The Stars have won four in a row (4-0-0) against the Blackhawks, including the past two consecutive contests at American Airlines Center. Goaltender Jake Oettinger improved to 5-1-2 in nine career appearances against the Blackhawks. His 27- save effort boosted his record this season to 8-2-2 in 14 games.
PP: 1-2 | PK: 0-2 | SF: 39 | SA: 31 | DAL TOI: Heiskanen (26:18 – game high) | Attendance: 18,532 (sellout)
Three Stars: 1. DAL – R. Faksa 2. DAL – J. Benn 3. DAL – J. Robertson

UPCOMING GAME SCHEDULE
Date Opponent Time (CT) Location TV/Radio
Fri., Nov. 25, 2022 Winnipeg Jets 7:30 p.m. American Airlines Center BSSW/KTCK
Sat., Nov. 26, 2022 Colorado Avalanche 8 p.m. Ball Arena BSSWX/KTCK
Mon., Nov. 28, 2022 St. Louis Blues 7 p.m. Enterprise Center BSSW/KTCK
Thu., Dec. 1, 2022 Anaheim Ducks 7:30 p.m. American Airlines Center BSSWX/KTCK
Sun., Dec. 4, 2022 Minnesota Wild 2 p.m. American Airlines Center BSSW/KTCK

RECENT TRANSACTIONS
Nov. 18 – Loaned forward Matej Blumel to Texas (AHL)
Nov. 19 – Recalled forward Matej Blumel from Texas (AHL)
Nov. 22 – Loaned forward Matej Blumel to Texas (AHL)
Nov. 22 – Recalled forward Fredrik Karlstrom from Texas (AHL)

INJURIES
Man-games lost, 2022-23: 14
NAME INJURY # OF GAMES DATES
D Miro Heiskanen Upper body 3 Oct. 25-29
G Jake Oettinger Lower body 4 Nov. 1-8
F Denis Gurianov Upper body 6 Nov. 11-21
F Roope Hintz Lower body 1 Nov. 19

DALLAS STARS NOTES
TONIGHT’S GAME: The Stars close out a four-game homestand against the Winnipeg Jets at American Airlines Center. (7:30 p.m. CT, TV: Bally Sports Southwest, Radio: The Ticket 96.7-FM/1310-AM). This opens Dallas’ second set of back to backs, as the club will face the Colorado Avalanche tomorrow at Ball Arena in Denver. Tonight’s contest against Winnipeg wraps up the three-game season series between the Stars and Jets, which has seen each club win on home ice.

WE NEVER GREW OUT OF THIS FEELING THAT WE WON’T GIVE UP

• The Stars’ comeback victory over Chicago on Wednesday marked the second time in franchise history (1967-present) the club won a game in regulation after overcoming a three-goal, third-period deficit. The only other such instance was Nov. 29, 1983 vs. Pittsburgh (6-4 W).
• This was, however, the first time in franchise history that the club won a game in regulation after overcoming a three-goal, third-period deficit with under 10 minutes remaining in regulation.
• Dallas erased a 4-1 deficit on goals from Jamie Benn, Mason Marchment and Ty Dellandrea in a span of 3:57. Radek Faksa’s goahead tally (and eventual game winner) came just 4:15 later.
• Prior to Wednesday’s game, the Stars/North Stars had overcome a 3+ goal deficit in the final 10 minutes of regulation and won in three different instances, all in overtime or a shootout: March 30, 2007 at Detroit (max deficit: 3; won 4-3 in a shootout), Oct. 21, 1993 at Ottawa (max deficit: 4; won 6-5 in OT) and Nov. 26, 1983 at Toronto (max deficit: 3; won 7-6 in OT).
• The Stars became the first team to earn a third-goal, third-period comeback win this season.

HAVE A SEAT, COME RIDE WITH ME

• The Stars and Jets have split the first two games of the season series, with both clubs winning on home ice. Dallas earned a 4-1 victory on Oct. 17 and Winnipeg won 5-1 on Nov. 8.
• The Stars have points in six of their past seven games (5-1-1) against Winnipeg and have points in 10 of their previous 12 games (8-2-2) against them.
• Dallas also comes into Friday’s tilt riding a seven-game home winning streak (7-0-0) against the Jets.
• Jason Robertson is averaging better than a point per game against the Jets in his career (6-1—7 in 6 GP). Robertson tallied the lone goal in Dallas’ most recent game against Winnipeg, a 5-1 loss Nov. 8 at Canada Life Centre.
• Robertson recorded his first career NHL hat trick against the Jets on March 4 to become the fourth player in Stars/North Stars history (1967-present) to cap a regular-season hat trick with an overtime goal and the first to do so since the club relocated to Dallas.
• Forward Tyler Seguin leads active Stars and ranks sixth among active NHL skaters in career scoring against Winnipeg with 51 points (28-23—51) in 45 games, including 24 points (14-10—24) in 23 home games.
• Seguin has points in five of his past six games (4-4—8) overall against the Jets and has points in eight consecutive home games (8-7—15) against them dating back to Feb. 24, 2018.
• The 30-year-old has played more games vs. Winnipeg than any other opponent and has the most goals (28) against any team he’s faced.
• Among active NHL skaters, Seguin shares third in goals (28), shares 11th in assists (23) and second in power-play tallies (13) and power-play points (26) against the Jets.
• Captain Jamie Benn ranks second on the club with 40 points (18-22—40) in 40 career contests vs. Winnipeg.
• Benn also ranks second among active Stars in power-play goals (8), power-play points (20) and shots on goal (121).
• Benn has goals in four of his past seven games against Winnipeg (4-4—8) and has logged points (5-4—9) in six of the previous nine games against them.
• Goaltender Jake Oettinger turned aside 24 of 25 shots in a 4-1 victory vs. Winnipeg in the series opener on Oct. 17 to improve his career mark against the Jets to 4-1-2 in eight appearances (2.40 goals-against average, .918 save percentage and one shutout).
• Netminder Scott Wedgewood is 0-2-0 with a 2.57 GAA and .924 SV% in two career appearances vs. Winnipeg.

2022-23 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
Oct. 17: Jets 1 vs. Stars 4 (American Airlines Center)
Nov. 8: Stars 1 vs. Jets 5 (Canada Life Centre)
Nov. 25 vs. Winnipeg

I THINK I’M ON THE EDGE OF SOMETHING NEW WITH YOU

• With his first of two goals (2-0—2) against the Blackhawks on Nov. 23, forward Jason Robertson’s point streak reached 13 consecutive games, placing him in a tie for the longest streak in Dallas Stars history (1993-present) and the third longest in franchise history (1967-present).
• There have been only seven point streaks (including Robertson) in franchise history of 13+ games, including only one since the club relocated to Dallas (Dave Gagner: 13 GP in 1993-94).
• Robertson (23 years, 124 days) became the third Stars/North Stars player age of 23 or younger to have a streak of as many contests. The others: Brian Bellows (20 GP in 1985-86) and Steve Payne (13 GP in 1979-80).

Below is a list of point streaks of at least 13 games in franchise history (1967-present):
RANK PLAYER TEAM SEASON START DATE END DATE POINT STREAK G A P
1 Brian Bellows MNS 1985-1986 1/11/1986 2/21/1986 20 11 18 29
2 Brian Bellows MNS 1989-90 2/27/1990 3/31/1990 15 17 10 27
3 Jude Drouin MNS 1970-71 1/21/1971 2/18/1971 15 2 21 23
4 Neal Broten MNS 1985-86 12/9/1985 1/11/1986 15 3 19 22
5 Jason Robertson DAL 2022-23 10/27/2022 11/23/2022 13 14 10 24
6 Steve Payne MNS 1979-80 2/2/1980 2/28/1980 13 10 10 20
7 Dave Gagner DAL 1993-94 11/21/1993 12/19/1993 13 7 9 16

• Robertson finds himself in rare company with 16 goals through the first 20 games of the 2022-23 campaign. Not only did he tie Mike Modano (16 in 1993-94) for the most goals through the first 20 games of a season in Dallas Stars history, but it also placed him in a tie for the second-most goals over that span in franchise history (Dino Ciccarelli had 24 in 1986-87).
• His 31 points (16-15—31) in the first 20 games set a Stars franchise record, besting Tyler Seguin (28 in 2015-16 season) and Jamie Benn (27 in 2015-16 season). It’s also the third most in franchise history through as many team games in a campaign, trailing only Dino Ciccarelli (39 in 1986-87) and Bobby Smith (35 in 1981-82).
• Robertson has goals in 11 of his 13 games on his current point streak and has nine multi-point efforts over that span, including consecutive two-goal performances (Nov. 21 vs. Colorado and Nov. 23 vs. Chicago).
• Robertson co-leads the league (with Connor McDavid and Bo Horvat) in goals (16) and shares second (with Leon Draisaitl) in points (31). Of his 16 goals, 12 have come at even strength – the most of any player in the NHL.
• He also shares second in the league in game-winning goals (3), ranks third in even-strength points (21), shares fourth in points per game (1.55) and is tied for 13th overall in plus-minus (+13).
• Robertson holds the second longest point streak in the NHL this season, behind only Mitchell Marner’s active 14-game run.
• Finally, Robertson leads the league with 21 points (12-9—21) in the month of November (11 GP).
• Robertson had goals in six consecutive games from Oct. 27-Nov. 8, becoming the fifth player in franchise history (1967-present) to have a goal streak of six games or more before turning 24, and the second player in Dallas Stars history (1993-present) to do so. Robertson followed Neal Broten from Jan. 23-Feb. 4, 1982 (7-12—19 in 7 GP), Jamie Benn from March 1-11, 2011 (6-1—7 in 6 GP), Mike Modano from Feb. 29-March 10, 1992 (7-2—9 in 6 GP) and Danny Grant from Oct. 16-29, 1969 (6-1—7 in 6 GP).
• Robertson was named the NHL’s First Star of the Week for the week ending Nov. 6 after registering eight points (4-4—8) and scoring in all three of his outings to push his goal streak to a career-high five games (dating to Oct. 27: 6-5—11). (His goal streak would reach six games with a tally on Nov. 8 at Winnipeg).
• The Arcadia, California native is averaging better than a point-per-game pace through his four NHL seasons (74-82—156 in 148 GP).

Below is a look at Robertson’s past 13 games
DATE G A P
Nov. 13 vs. CHI 2 0 2
Nov. 21 vs. COL 2 0 2
Nov. 19 vs. NYI 1 0 1
Nov. 17 @ FLA 0 1 1
Nov. 15 @ TBL 1 1 2
Nov. 13 @ PHI 1 1 2
Nov. 11 vs. SJS 0 2 2
Nov. 8 @ WPG 1 0 1
Nov. 5 @ EDM 1 2 3
Nov. 3 @ ARI 2 0 2
Nov. 1 vs. LA 1 2 3
Oct. 29 vs. NYR 1 1 2
Oct. 27 vs. WSH 1 0 1
TOTAL: 14 10 24

I SWEAR I WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN

• Captain Jamie Benn registered his eighth multi-point game of the season with a goal and an assist (1-1—2) against Chicago on Nov. 23.
• His two-point effort gave him 11 points (5-6—11) over his past seven games and 22 points (9-13—22) overall (20 GP).
• With 19 points (9-10—19) in the month of November, Benn set a career high for points in a single month. He is also tied with Erik Karlsson for the second most points in the NHL this month (trailing teammate Robertson’s 21).
• Of his nine goals in November (11 GP), six have come at even strength – tied for fourth-most in the league.
• Benn recorded the 45th multi-goal game of his NHL career on Nov. 11 vs. San Jose and moved within two of tying Bill Goldsworthy (47) for fourth place on the Stars/North Stars franchise’s all-time list.
• With a hat trick (3-0—3) against the Oilers on Nov. 5, Benn (333) surpassed Dino Ciccarelli (332) for sole possession of third place among franchise leaders (1967-present) in goals.
• In addition, Benn (7) trails only Ciccarelli (14) and Bill Goldsworthy (8) for the most three-goal outings in Stars/North Stars franchise
  history (1967-present). Note: Mike Modano also had seven hat tricks with the Stars/North Stars franchise.
• Among team leaders, the 33-year-old shares second in goals (9) and is tied for third in assists (13) and points (9-13—22) in 20 GP. He also co-leads the team in power-play points (10) and ranks second in power-play goals (3).
• In the dot, Benn ranks second on the club in faceoff wins (115), faceoffs taken (195) and faceoff win percentage (59.0%).

YOU KNOW THAT I’D DO ANYTHING FOR YOU

• Forward Ty Dellandrea’s game-tying marker in Wednesday’s comeback victory over the Blackhawks was his third goal and 11th point (3-8—11) of his breakout season with the Stars.
• Entering the 2022-23 season, the 22-year-old had five points (3-2—5) in 27 regular-season games from 2020-22.
• Dellandrea enters Friday’s game vs. Winnipeg with points in two consecutive games (1-1—2) and four points (2-2—4) in his past four. He also has points in seven of his past 10 games overall (3-5—8).
• Dellandrea scored his first goal of the season on Nov. 3 at Arizona (1-0—1) and recorded his first multi-point game of 2022-23 on Nov. 17 at Florida (1-1—2).

SAY IT LIKE YOU MEAN IT

• Forward Mason Marchment has three goals and five points (3-2—5) over his past five games.
• He had points in three consecutive games (2-2—4) from Nov. 15-19, including a career-tying seven shots on goal Nov. 19 vs. New York (also March 31 vs. Chicago w/ Florida).
• Marchment ranks fifth on the team in goals (7) and sixth in points (7-6—13) and shares seventh overall in hits (24). He also leads the club in takeaways (17).
• Marchment opened the scoring 2:31 into his Dallas debut on Oct. 13 at Nashville, the fourth-fastest goal by a Stars/North Stars player from the start of their franchise debut, behind Bob Barlow (1:08 on Oct. 11, 1969), Mattias Janmark (1:39 on Oct. 8, 2015) and Warren Peters (2:22 on Nov. 21, 2009).
• He became the seventh player in franchise history to score multiple goals in his Stars/North Stars debut, following Mark Parrish (3 G on Nov. 7, 2008), Fabian Brunnstrom (3 G on Oct. 15, 2008), Jaromir Jagr (2 G on Jan. 19, 2013), Dave Archibald (2 G on Oct. 10, 1987), Marc Habscheid (2 G on Jan. 27, 1986) and Jean Potvin (2 G on Nov. 1, 1978).
• Marchment signed a four-year contract with the Stars on July 13.

YOU DID IT BEFORE AND YOU’LL DO IT AGAIN

• Though his point streak officially ended at 10 consecutive games after missing the Nov. 19 contest against the New York Islanders, forward Roope Hintz hasn’t missed a beat.
• His assist on Nov. 23 vs. Chicago gave him points in his past 12 consecutive appearances, earning 17 points (6-11—17) over that span.
• With two goals on his 26th birthday on Nov. 17 at Florida, Hintz became just the second player in franchise history (1967-present) to score multiple goals on his birthday (also Dave Gagner, Dec. 11, 1990).
• Hintz leads the Stars in assists (16), ranks second in points (8-16—24) and ranks fourth in goals (8). He also ranks third in power-play points (1-7—8) and is one of four players on the Stars to have shorthanded goals this season (also Radek Faksa, Luke Glendening and Joel Kiviranta).
• The Tampere, Finland native also ranks second on the club in points per game (1.26) and ranks fifth with a +12 rating.
• Hintz and Robertson became the third pair of Stars/North Stars teammates with simultaneous 10-game point streaks, joining Brian Bellows and Neal Broten (10 GP from Jan. 23-Feb. 13, 1986) as well as Steve Payne and Bobby Smith (10 GP from Feb. 10-28, 1980).

THE WAY YOU OPERATE IS STRAIGHT TO THE BONE

• With his first of two assists (0-2—2) on Nov. 19 vs. New York, forward Tyler Seguin recorded career point No. 700, becoming the first player from the 2010 NHL Draft to reach the 700-point mark.
• Seguin leads the 2010 draft class in both points (309-393—702) and goals (309) and ranks fifth with a +66 rating. He also leads the class with 55 game-winning goals and ranks third with nine overtime markers.
• The Brampton, Ontario native enters Friday’s matchup vs. Winnipeg with five points (1-4—5) in his past four games and 16 points (4-12—16) in 20 games overall this season.

I WANT THIS FEELING TO STAY WITH ME FOREVER

• Defensemen Colin Miller and Esa Lindell enter Friday’s matchup among league leaders in plus-minus for defensemen.
• Miller, who has finished with a minus rating in just three of his 19 games this season, shares fifth among league blueliners with a +14 rating.
• Miller is +7 over his past three games and has points in each one (0-3—3).
• Among team leaders, the Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario native ranks fourth overall in hits (29) and shares fifth in blocked shots (20).
• Lindell shares seventh among NHL defensemen with a +13 rating. He’s +6 over his past four games combined and has finished with a minus rating in just four of his 20 games this season.
• The Vantaa, Finland native tied his single game high with a +4 rating on Nov. 3 at Arizona.
• Lindell ranks third on the squad in hits (35) and blocked shots (27) and ranks second among Stars defensemen with eight points (2-6—8) in 20 games.
• The 28-year-old matched a career-high with three points (1-2—3) on Nov. 13 at Philadelphia.

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• With a goal on Nov. 15 against Tampa Bay, Joe Pavelski (430) took over sole possession of eighth place all-time in goals among U.S.-born skaters. The only active U.S.-born skater with more is Patrick Kane (433).
• Pavelski has seven multi-point games on the season and 43 since joining the Stars in 2019-20.
• Only two Stars have notched more multi-point games for the franchise than Pavelski over that span: Jason Robertson (47) and Roope Hintz (46)
• Pavelski has points (5-10—15) in nine of his past 12 games and 12 of 20 overall (9-13—22).
• Through 20 games this season, the Plover, Wisconsin native shares second on the Stars in goals (9) and is tied for third in assists (13) and points (9-13—22). He also leads the club in plus-minus (+15), shares second in even-strength points (5-10—15) and shares fourth in even-strength goals (5).